Senior Chartered Building Surveyor
carrington westBristol (TN)
About the role
Are you keen to be part of some of the high profile and challenging projects across the UK and beyond? As a Senior Building Surveyor, you will play a pivotal role in delivering first-class service to our clients across multiple sectors, including retail, healthcare, energy, commercial, education, and the public sector.
Key Responsibilities:
·Lead on a range of refurbishment, modernisation, and improvement projects across multiple sectors. ·Carry out feasibility studies, prepare technical specifications, secure statutory consents, and oversee contract administration. ·Apply and interpret building contracts (JCT, NEC, etc.) effectively within projects. ·Deliver professional building surveying services, including dilapidations, party wall matters, fire safety assessments, and access audits. ·Ensure quality, safety, and environmental considerations are embedded into project delivery. ·Provide guidance and mentorship to Assistant and Graduate Building Surveyors, including APC support.
What We're Looking For:
·MRICS/Chartered Surveyor status (essential or close to completion). ·Strong technical expertise in building surveying with substantial professional experience. ·Proven ability to manage projects, clients, and budgets with commercial awareness. ·Experience mentoring or supervising junior colleagues. ·Confident in drafting technical documentation including specifications, feasibility studies, and reports. Apply today or reach out for a confidential chat about the role. 07512 727051 or email jack.james@carringtonwest.com Discipline(s): Buildings
Job type: Permanent - Full Time
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